Is it true that wide angle cameras are not good at shooting people?

Wide angle refers to the large angle that the lens captures.

A camera with a wide-angle lens is not only wide-angle, it can also zoom to a standard lens or even a telephoto.

A camera with a 28mm wide angle is a better camera.

Distortion is not determined by the focal length of the lens, but by the shooting distance.

Don't worry about it not taking portraits at all.

Of the three cameras you listed, the Fujifilm F200 has excellent image quality, the Ricoh R10 has average image quality, and the Sony T900 is unsightly.

Choose the F200, which is definitely much better than the other two.

A wide-angle lens is better for shooting landscapes.

The wide-angle of the average consumer digital camera is only about 28mm (135mm equivalent) at most, and it is very good for shooting landscapes and portraits. But one thing to note is that when shooting portraits, don't get too close, and the distance between the lens and the portrait should not be less than a meter, which will be normal.

Of course, a wide-angle shot of scenery is the best.

The Panasonic FX520 and FX580 are not bad.

It has two advantages, one is that the wide angle is good, and the wide angle reaches 25mm. The second is that it comes with a manual function.

Its disadvantages are mainly the low-end picture quality. Its CCD is not big, the picture quality is average, and Ricoh R10 is at the same level, far inferior to Fujifilm F200.

Portraits can be taken with a wide-angle lens, and "wide-angle portraits" are a special category of portrait photography. Because the wide-angle lens will make the picture produce the effect of "middle compression + four-corner expansion", the wide-angle lens has also become a photographic weapon for many landscape photographers to express the "majestic".

If you shoot portraits with a wide-angle lens, there are also many benefits. In practice, many photographers in photo studios like to use the wide-angle distortion effect to stretch the legs of the model, so as to achieve the effect of making the model appear more slender.

Portrait photography: non-wide-angle portrait, telephoto portrait (medium 50mm, telephoto 85mm, 200mm).

The wide-angle portrait is the integration of the person and the background, and the telephoto is the blurring of the background, highlighting the two different flavors and styles of the subject.

Wide-angle portraits. Telephoto portrait.

Wide-angle is suitable for shooting large scenes, and if it is suitable for portraits, it is suitable for scenes when shooting a lot of people, and usually not using a wide angle to shoot portraits.

It's going to be deformed

It is recommended to shoot portraits with a telephoto or standard lens.

The telephoto can highlight the person and blur the background.

Standard lenses are also available.

The choice of the scene should match the wide-angle angle of view. This is important to use a wide-angle lens, which is very picky about the environment. Not all scenes are suitable for wide-angle lenses, it should be said that wide-angle lenses are only suitable for very few scenes.

When you're shooting, think about the cause of the scene first. Such scenes are very common, the angle of view is a little larger, and the clutter is always brought into the frame, which cannot be avoided, and is not suitable for wide angles. A scene like this with an atmospheric environment and a wide field of view is ideal for wide-angle shooting.

So is it true that the orange slow wide angle is only suitable for atmospheric scenes, and small scenes are not suitable? Not really, like in the scenario below. photo by peter coskun。

It's a small scene, and the wide angle is used appropriately. The scene in this place is small, but the picture is not cluttered, and the author is very good at using the tension of the wide angle to enlarge the prominent greenery to enhance the perspective contrast.

Wide-angle shooting is a method of shooting using a camera with a wide-angle lens mounted on the Okima bridgehead.

Lenses with a focal length of 28 mm or less are usually referred to as wide-angle lenses. There are wide-angle lenses that can shoot a wide scene of about 180 degrees. The wide-angle shooting method is suitable for use in small spaces.

A camera is an optical instrument used in photography to form an image using the principle of optical imaging and record images with a negative roll. In modern social life, there are many devices that can record images, and they all have the characteristics of cameras, such as medical imaging equipment, astronomical observation equipment, etc.

After the light reflected by the subject is focused through the camera lens and the shutter that controls the amount of **, the subject forms a latent image on the photosensitive material in the camera obscura.

Using a wide-angle lens, you can take pictures of people quietly and excitedly, and "wide-angle portraits" are a special category in portrait photography. Because the wide-angle lens will make the picture produce the effect of "middle compression + four-corner expansion", the wide-angle lens has also become a photographic weapon for many landscape photographers to express the "majestic".

The common focal length of wide-angle lenses is between 16mm and 55mm, and around 24mm is the most common. In fact, whether it is a photo studio wedding dress or a fashion advertising portrait, a wide-angle will be used, and for portraits, 16-35mm is the most commonly used wide-angle focal length.

1. Pay attention to the perspective characteristics of the wide-angle lens to highlight the overall feeling of the environment, especially the use of good prospects. And if you look at the first picture, you can see that in this case, the composition of the guide line will be very useful, and the guide line is easy to shoot with great tension.

2. Pay attention to people, especially the face, and don't put it in too corners.

Due to the optical properties of wide-angle lenses, perspective distortion occurs when shooting, with perspective distortion making close-up distortions look quite large, and wide-angle distortion causing the edges to dilate and distort.

When it comes to shooting portraits, it is an 85mm or 105 or even longer focal length and a large aperture lens to blur the background of the person, is that really beautiful?

I stumbled upon a very good blogger, and I feel that this kind of large-scale portrait is not ugly at all, and it is very distinctive, with that kind of environmental portrait feeling, and the quiet beauty between man and nature. I think it's much more beautiful than those who only pay attention to the wide aperture blur. Hu state.

The meaning of large aperture bokeh is the same as that of professional photographers, the meaning of professional photographers is not how much the best work of the trouser source is more friendly than that of a fever, but that the worst ** he shoots must also be able to intersect, and the same is true for large aperture bokeh. 85 doesn't necessarily look better than a wide angle, but it must be easier to discharge and better looking than a wide angle**, which is more efficient and easier to deliver.

The wide-angle lens is good for portraits. A wide-angle lens is a photographic lens with a focal length shorter than a standard lens, a viewing angle greater than a standard lens, a focal length longer than a fisheye lens, and a viewing angle smaller than a fisheye lens.

The basic characteristics of a wide-angle lens are a large angle of view and a wide field of view. The range of things that can be observed from a single viewpoint is much larger than what the human eye sees at the same viewpoint; The jingfinch is deep and long, and can show a considerable range of clarity; It can emphasize the perspective effect of the picture, and is good at exaggerating the foreground and expressing the sense of distance and proximity of the scene, which is conducive to enhancing the appeal of the picture.

The scenery shot with the wide-angle lens is large at close range, small at the distance, and the perspective effect is exaggerated. The closer the subject is to the lens, the more obvious the exaggeration becomes. Therefore, when shooting portraits, the person should not be too close to the camera, otherwise it is very tolerant of the deformation of the fat nose mouse ear**.

When photographing buildings with a wide-angle lens, it is easy for the parallel lines of the edge of the building to shrink or intersect in the distance with either an upward or downward tilt lens. When framing, pay attention to the shrinkage point on the center line of the viewfinder screen, otherwise it is easy to skew the image of the building and give people the illusion of collapse.

When a wide-angle lens uses a lens hood or color filter, it is easy to block the periphery of the lens's field of view, darkening the image field, which is not easy to detect when framing, but is obvious on **. Therefore, when using accessories, be sure to understand the scope of their use from the manual. If it is not stated in the manual, you should be extra careful when shooting.

It is possible to shoot portraits with a wide-angle lens, and "wide-angle portrait disadvantages" is a special category in portrait photography. Because the wide-angle lens will make the picture produce the effect of "middle compression + four-corner expansion", the wide-angle lens has also become a photographic weapon for many landscape photographers to express the "majestic".

If you shoot portraits with a wide-angle lens, there are also many benefits. In practical use, many photographers in the photo studio Sui Buheng like to use the wide-angle distortion effect to stretch the legs of the model, so as to achieve the effect of making the model more slender.

Of course.

When we talk about portrait photography, we often refer to portrait photography in portrait photography. Photography activities that involve people as the subject are called portrait photography. According to the type of scene, it is divided into long view (controversial, many people think that the characters in the long view are just embellishments, the center point of interest, not the subject), panorama (from head to toe), seven doppelgangers (above the knee), medium (half body), close view (on the chest), and close-up (head).

Portrait photography refers to the last two.

The use of the lens when shooting requires a moderate distance, too close will lead to embarrassment and, of course, distortion; Scheduling is difficult due to too far away, and although the telephoto lens shoots too far away to obtain a small depth of field, the spatial sense is severely compressed. As far as portrait photography is concerned, the most suitable lens is the 85-135mm focal length (equivalent to a 35mm camera lens, not a full-frame camera, both divided by or or 2). People have a safe distance, and shooting with a lens with a shorter focal length than this requires a close proximity, and even if it is controlled in a position that does not distort, the safe area of the subject is violated, and although it will not attack like an animal, the expression will be very bitter.

Beyond this focal length, the distance needs to be farther away, scheduling is difficult, and the sense of space is compressed, such as too much moisture in the air, the imaging light is dispersed, and the image loses sharpness.

On the other hand, a standard focal length of 50mm (equivalent to a 35mm camera lens) is required for medium portraits, and a near-wide focal length of about 28mm is required for panoramas. No matter how small the focal length is, it is a wide angle, and even if you don't get close, there will be distortion around the frame. Then move the subject away from the edge of the field of view as much as possible and fill the surroundings with the environment.

The portrait with the scene is very awesome shooting, and it is really difficult to shoot well without a little composition ability. I'm not going to dwell on the composition.

Wide-angle is not necessarily only for panoramic portraits, simple panoramas can be used to elongate the subject's legs, we all love long legs, right? Remember to keep your toes and knees in front of the camera, otherwise the picture will become disgusting.

Finally, for portrait shoots that are not intended to beautify the model, a wide angle is a good choice.

Generally not suitable. But sometimes if the angle and position are right, you can shoot a visually impactful **.

If you're a professional portrait shooter, you can't use a wide-angle head.